A driver clips the front of a man's truck at a red light on Palm Coast Parkway and keeps going — swerving across lanes, nearly hitting a second car, running off the road. The victim follows with his high beams flashing and 911 on the line, snapping a photo of the plate before she disappears. When Flagler County deputies track the car down, the driver — Pamela Abernathy — claims she has no idea what they're talking about. What follows is a slow-motion collapse of her story: fresh blue paint transfer on the driver's side that she insists has "been there for months," a boyfriend who owned the car first and can't keep the damage timeline straight, and Deputy Finn calmly reminding her that lying during a crash investigation is itself a crime. Palm Coast's intersection cameras and license-plate readers already have the collision on video. Watch how the story falls apart piece by piece — right up to the arrest. ⚠️ Bodycam footage is public record, shared here for commentary, education, and police-accountability discussion. All names and details are from the official record. Nothing in this video is a determination of guilt. #Bodycam #PoliceFootage #DUI #HitAndRun #FlaglerCounty #PalmCoast #Florida #TrueCrime #CaughtOnCamera